Minx and her listeners discuss loving more and polyamory, the lifestyle of being involved in more than one commited, long-term, loving relationship with the full knowledge and consent of all parties involved. In this community-driven show, each week Minx talks sex, relationships, communication, family, erotica, psychology, orgasms and anything else that comes up in the ins and outs of the daily polyamorous lifestyle.
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episode 595: What if I don't want to hear my partner having s-x?
A listener wants to know if it's OK to consider nesting with a partner if she's not sure she'll be comfortable hearing them have sex with someone else.
0:00 Introduction and host chat- If you’re under 18, visit scarleteen.com
- Thanks to L for taking the dog so we could record! And forgive Baloo saying hello a few times in the episode. J
- D asked for our poly pet peeves, so here they are:
- Sex negativity in the poly community. Nothing wrong if it IS all about the sex!
- Folks who describe polyamory as “more evolved.”
- Poly gatekeepers.
Three best poly 101 articles: https://polyinthemedia.blogspot.com/2021/03/the-3-best-poly-101-articles-to-share.html
10:00 Lusty Guy’s Politics CornerWe all need to listen to BIPOC voices with respect to U.S. history. Watch the Netflix series Amend: The Fight for America, executive produced and hosted by Will Smith.
14:30 FeedbackIf you have questions, comments, or feedback call 802-505-POLY or email polyweekly@gmail.com and attach an MP3 file with your questions. To book us or anything that involves a calendar, email lustyguy@polyweekly.com.
15:00 Topic: is it OK to not want to hear my partner having sex with someone else?E and her partner of two years are moving in together but concerned about hearing metamour sex and having private space. She asks if being completely okay with hearing one’s partner getting down with a meta a pre-requisite for being good nesting partners? What are your thoughts on ways to progress to this point of compersion/okay-ness?
- Don’t borrow trouble. You don’t know how you’ll react, and your actual reaction will probably be different, anyway.
- If it turns out that you don’t, own your shit. It’s your issue to address, not your partner’s.
- What would monogamists do? When monogamists are concerned about living together, they do test runs--a weekend away, a week or two vacation—to experiment with domesticity.
- It’s a two-way door decision: if you don’t like it, you can go back to living apart.
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27:15 FeedbackMica encourages us and you to continue the hard work of being allies to BIPOC.
30:00 Happy poly momentGigi writes in with a happy poly moment about community. Even though her local meetup hadn’t met since February, she wanted to build community by giving back and adopted a family for the holidays. The group jumped at the chance, got every item on the family’s list, including four bikes, and more! A great demonstration of building community by giving back.
32:15 Thank you!Welcome Ivo to the PW Playmates!
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